Anticipate, Control, Trust
The Rev'd Jonathan Rowe
March 1, 2023
The hardest part of my struggles with anxiety was learning how to live with it. My therapist used to regularly remind me that my surges
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The hardest part of my struggles with anxiety was learning how to live with it. My therapist used to regularly remind me that my surges
Last year, I wrote about how we need to stop talking about people working for the church as if they were ‘volunteers’ and start talking
On Sunday the 27th of November, the congregation of St. Michael and All Angels said goodbye to the building that has housed its congregation since
Taking time off for mental health leave was one of the hardest things I’ve had to do in twenty years of ordained ministry. I was
Ordinarily, candidates for confirmation might only see their bishop when the day of their confirmation arrives. Bishop Sam Rose tells of how he was told
As I started writing this column, people were up in arms about Memorial University’s decision not to include the Ode to Newfoundland as part of
Conversations about mental health are important conversations to have. We’re getting better about having them and treating them as normally as we would treat conversations
Anxiety is actually one of our bodies’ natural responses to stressful situations, and can be a very healthy one. Anxiety is part of the way we recognize
In February, I had a mental health crisis: what we used to call a ‘mental breakdown’. As far as crises go, mine was pretty minor,
It’s time for the church to stop relying on volunteers. That sounds like a harsh thing to say. More than ever before, the work of
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